Lockstitch comparison
JACK JK-8558G vs MAQI Q7Ls: which lockstitch machine should you buy?
A side-by-side look at two lockstitch machines from our catalog: the specifications each one lists, where they differ, and which kind of production each suits. Both are used for wovens, garments.
JACK JK-8558G
Power-saving flatbed chain-stitch machine, available in 1, 2 or 3-needle configurations, with a rear puller for umbrella, denim and T-shirt work.
MAQI Q7Ls
MAQI's Q7Ls is a two-step-motor lockstitch machine from MAQI's large-sewing-space "THE-MAX" line — stepper-driven double-knife thread cutting that leaves a roughly 3mm thread tail, a sensorless easy-lift knee support, closed automatic lubrication, and optional nest-free (basting-free) technology.
Key differences
- Series: JACK JK-8558G — Chain stitch, flatbed; MAQI Q7Ls — Lockstitch, THE-MAX large sewing space.
- Availability: JACK JK-8558G — Order on request; MAQI Q7Ls — Order on request. Call to confirm today's stock.
Specifications side by side
| Specification | JACK JK-8558G | MAQI Q7Ls |
|---|---|---|
| Series | Chain stitch, flatbed | Lockstitch, THE-MAX large sewing space |
| Needle | TVx7, various gauges, 1/2/3-needle | — |
| Max sewing speed | Up to 4000 s.p.m. | — |
| Best for | Umbrella, denim, T-shirt (chain stitch) | — |
| Availability | Order on request | Order on request |
| Motor | — | Two step motors ("two-drive") |
| Thread trimming | — | Stepper double-knife, ultra-short ~3mm thread tail |
| Knee support | — | Sensorless, easy-lift |
| Lubrication | — | Closed oil pan, automatic |
| Options | — | Nest-free (basting-free) technology |
Highlighted rows differ. A dash means the catalog does not list that specification for the machine; ask us and we will confirm it.
Which one fits your work?
Choose the JACK JK-8558G if…
Power-saving flatbed chain-stitch machine, available in 1, 2 or 3-needle configurations, with a rear puller for umbrella, denim and T-shirt work.
- 1/2/3-needle configurations
- Runs up to 4000 s.p.m.
Choose the MAQI Q7Ls if…
MAQI's Q7Ls is a two-step-motor lockstitch machine from MAQI's large-sewing-space "THE-MAX" line — stepper-driven double-knife thread cutting that leaves a roughly 3mm thread tail, a sensorless easy-lift knee support, closed automatic lubrication, and optional nest-free (basting-free) technology.
- Two step-motor drive
- Ultra-short thread trim
- Sensorless knee support
Swami Enterprises is an authorized JACK dealer and importer. Swami Enterprises stocks MAQI machines as a stocking partner. Bring your own fabric to the Chanakya Place showroom and sew on both before you decide.
Questions buyers ask
What is the difference between the JACK JK-8558G and the MAQI Q7Ls?
Series: JACK JK-8558G — Chain stitch, flatbed; MAQI Q7Ls — Lockstitch, THE-MAX large sewing space. Availability: JACK JK-8558G — Order on request; MAQI Q7Ls — Order on request. Call to confirm today's stock.
Which is better, the JACK JK-8558G or the MAQI Q7Ls?
It depends on your fabric, operation and daily volume. The JACK JK-8558G is described as: Power-saving flatbed chain-stitch machine, available in 1, 2 or 3-needle configurations, with a rear puller for umbrella, denim and T-shirt work. The MAQI Q7Ls is described as: MAQI's Q7Ls is a two-step-motor lockstitch machine from MAQI's large-sewing-space "THE-MAX" line — stepper-driven double-knife thread cutting that leaves a roughly 3mm thread tail, a sensorless easy-lift knee support, closed automatic lubrication, and optional nest-free (basting-free) technology.
What is the price of the JACK JK-8558G and the MAQI Q7Ls?
Prices depend on the model, quantity and the day. Call +91 99713 36656 or request a quote for today's price on either machine.
Can I see both machines before buying?
Yes. Visit the showroom at Chanakya Place, New Delhi. Call +91 99713 36656 first so the team can confirm which models are on display and in stock.
Not sure which to pick?
Tell us your fabric, operation and daily volume. A specialist will recommend one, with today's price.